Best way to move up?
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Good evening,
I'm after a bit of watch advice. I currently have an Oris Titanium Diver which is in immaculate condition, it is in this condition because it gets hardly any wrist time and for some reason I just don't want to wear this watch daily, which I used to do with my Seamaster chronograph which I sadly no longer have.
I think that another Seamaster, this time a non chronograph or a Speedmaster may be the way to go.But before I go down the route of trying new watches on in shops I am unsure of what to do with my Oris, ideally I would want to sell this on and I know that posting on the TZ forum will be mentioned but is there any other ways of selling?
Does anyone have any experience of part exchanging, especially in the Glasgow area?
I'm after a bit of watch advice. I currently have an Oris Titanium Diver which is in immaculate condition, it is in this condition because it gets hardly any wrist time and for some reason I just don't want to wear this watch daily, which I used to do with my Seamaster chronograph which I sadly no longer have.
I think that another Seamaster, this time a non chronograph or a Speedmaster may be the way to go.But before I go down the route of trying new watches on in shops I am unsure of what to do with my Oris, ideally I would want to sell this on and I know that posting on the TZ forum will be mentioned but is there any other ways of selling?
Does anyone have any experience of part exchanging, especially in the Glasgow area?
sorry mate; no idea about your region being down south.
you might want to try Alex of Watchfinder who is on here a bit as he'll have what you want due to the vast stock they hold. just depends what they'll offer p/ex wise; will be better than what they offer for an outright purchase if you were just looking to move it on. they can do everything by post and email too.
Dom Hackett is aslo very good to deal with but doesn't hold the stock volume that WF do for fairly standard watches such as that.
alternatively you could stick it in the classifides on here to give it a go. Don't really know much about Oris so can't give any specific advice.
the Omega is certainly something i'd go for preowned though as there are loads about.
you might want to try Alex of Watchfinder who is on here a bit as he'll have what you want due to the vast stock they hold. just depends what they'll offer p/ex wise; will be better than what they offer for an outright purchase if you were just looking to move it on. they can do everything by post and email too.
Dom Hackett is aslo very good to deal with but doesn't hold the stock volume that WF do for fairly standard watches such as that.
alternatively you could stick it in the classifides on here to give it a go. Don't really know much about Oris so can't give any specific advice.
the Omega is certainly something i'd go for preowned though as there are loads about.
Try http://www.watches.co.uk/ I found they offered a better price than any other dealer.
i used http://www.blowers-jewellers.co.uk/ and they did a great deal on my El Primero in part ex on a Rolex, but this was 7 years ago.
I did this all through the web and over the phone, they viewed pictures of the watch and gave a guide part ex price, i then sent the watch and they confirmed the estimation and i then paid the remainder over the phone and they sent me the Rolex.
I did this all through the web and over the phone, they viewed pictures of the watch and gave a guide part ex price, i then sent the watch and they confirmed the estimation and i then paid the remainder over the phone and they sent me the Rolex.
Betty Cumberdale said:
Try http://www.watches.co.uk/ I found they offered a better price than any other dealer.
nice bunch of guys too, been in there a couple of times and bought from them. again, if you know what you want they can do it by post.Gassing Station | Watches | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff